Isaac Pearl TETER

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1. Notes from Pamela McAteer Born May 11, 1829 in Lewis County, Virginia. He died June 13, 1898 inNew Sharon Iowa. Married Rebecca Love JACKSON d/o Edward HADDEN andRebecca Love JACKSON. (descendant of President JACKSON, STONEWALL andMudwall JACKSON) in Buchanan Virginia October 25, 1849. She died July7, 1815 in Ottumwa, Iowa. They are both buried at the OttumwaCemetery. Their address in Ottumwa, Iowa was 1104 North Elm Sreet.They moved to Ottumma, Wapello Coounty, Iowa in 1853. Isaac Pearl wasa minister. He was elected to the 9th general assembly of the stateof Iowa as Senator of the 16th district. He became the Chaplain ofthe 7th Iowa infantry and also Chaplain of the U.S. Hospital atKeokuk. At the closing of the war he became the presiding Elder ofthe Burlington District. Children of Isaac and Rebecca were: JosephC and Frank Elbert TETE, both of Ottumwa. Nothing is know of Josephexcept that he resided in Burlinton at one time. Frank was born March7, 1859 in Albia, Iowa. He died Dec 25, 1915 in Ottumwa, Iowa. Hecommitted suicide by drinking a quantity of poison at his home at 1104North Elm Street, Ottumwa, Iowa. He was married to Mary Alice BRUNK,b. Feb 24, 1862 in Cleveland, Ohio. She died of heat stroke at herhome on Elm Street on Aug 24, 1936. Their chldren were: Chester Rossand Arthur Raymond, twins. Arthur died June 13, 1898 of drowning at11 yrs of age. Nothing is known of Chester Ross. Paul Edgar TETERmarried Goldie MAy SMITH, James E. TETER nothing known, and Anna PearlTETER who married Harold TULLIS. 2. Obituary From the Ottumwa Daily Courier dated Thursday, March 8, 1900 REV. I.P. TEETER DROPS DEAD IN NEW SHARON TODAY From Tuesday's Daily, Frank Teter was in receipt of a telegram this afternoon containing theinformation that Rev. I.P. Teter, of New Sharon, had fallen dead onthe streets in that town this afternoon. No cause is assigned for thesudden demise of Rev. Teter, but it is supposed to be due to heartdisease. About five years ago Rev. Teter was pastor of the Willardstreet Methodist church, and about twenty years ago he was pastor ofthe Main street Methodist church. He was a man of power in theconference, and during his lifetime had charge of many of its largepastorates. Rev. I.P. Teter, presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal church inthe Ottumwa district, was a native of Lewis county, Virgina, and wasborn May 11, 1829. He was the son of James and Barbara Teter, bothnatives of the Old Dominion and both now deceased. Rev. Teter grew tomanhood in his native county, received careful training at the handsof most excellent parents and obtained his early education in thecommon schools of that section. Early in life he determined to becomea minister of the Gospel and with that end in view closely pursued acourse of scriptural study. He was married in Buchanan, Va., October25, 1849, to Miss Rebecca Jackson. After becoming fitted for ministerial labors, Mr. Teter resolved tocome west for a permanent location and accordingly crossed theMississippi in 1853, became identified with the Iowa conference. Inthe fall of 1861 having fully established in the confidence and esteemof the people in this section and deeply interested in its welfare hewas elected to the ninth general assembly of the state of Iowa, assenator from the Sixteenth district. He fulfilled the duties of hisposition with great credit, and then the Civil war being in progresshe became chaplin of the Seventh Iowa infantry and made the most ofhis opportunities of reading and study. He was a fluent speaker,posessed a valuable fund of information and without apparent effortsecured the close attention of his audience. His words were wellselected and his line of argument at once took hold of the reason andsympathy of his hearers. He had built up a good record and made forhimself hosts of friends in this conference.

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